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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 09, 1780

Page

4

Alarm on Bank of England notes circulated by counterfeits

The writer urges the printer to warn the public about counterfeit Bank of England notes and the danger of accepting them without indorsement. He argues against stoking panic, cites harm to honest workers, and calls for government action to address the forgery issue while condemning political manipulation. He refuses to claim credit for informing fellow citizens and reaffirms commitment to public safety.

Alaris Ginzens Betanl Heshaldera

Militia Reform Plea to Secretary Jenkinson

A letter from Miles to Charles Jenkinson argues the militia hinges on proper officers and county property, warning that promotion limits and neglect of county wealth undermine strength. It urges ministers to back half-pay or sack reforms, fearing officers will remain underqualified and the national force weakened.

Fabaltern Marshal Turenne Duke of Marlborough Jess Row Lord Liestenant Subaltexas Best and Forest Foundation C. Miles

Printer of the London Evening Post Letter Praise

The writer Brutag is praised for patriotism and discernment. He is seen as a well wisher to the country and capable of insightful observations, urging the gentleman to continue contributing discoveries and views to the public.

London Evening Pott Ila London Evening Post Brutag Vick Fach

Bridge Farms at Witney Oxfordshire Auction Notice

By order of the Lord High Chancellor a valuable estate called Bridge Farms near Witney Oxfordshire will be sold to the best bidder at Guildhall London on Tuesday January 16 1781 at ten in the forenoon. The property of Lettice Sivester the elder includes 120 acres arable and meadow with farm house stables and outbuildings held by a lease from the Bishop of Winchester for one year from February 7 1771. Contiguous to Witney Burford Woodflock and the city of Oxford the estate is near market towns and viewable by applying to the tenant. Further particulars from Coburn Staple Hall London Taunton attorney Oxhr and Mr Edwards London.

Oxfordshire Great Britain Thormet Schneirheder Great Ruffell Bloomsbury Midd Guildhall Londons LA Taid Thétis Se ‘Bridge Witney Oxford Winchfer Burford Woodflock Coburn Staple Hall Taunton Attorrney Oxhr Edivaris Loutibury London

Ladies Dressing Cases and Perfume Goods Listed

A large stock of ladies dressing cases in varied sizes with powders pomatums combs and writing items. Strong scented hard pomatum and powder with natural bloom claims. White watch balls and tortoise shell ivory boxes combs purses and canes. Perfumery wholesale and retail by R Langwine at the Rose sign No 38 opposite New Rownd Court Strand.

R. Langwine Sign of the Rose New Rownd Courg Strand

Forgery Reward Notice for Bank Note Conspirator

A wartime style alert lists rewards for apprehension of a man about fifty, five feet six, for forging two notes purporting to be Bank Notes for forty and twenty pounds. The notice details his appearance, including patch over a Eye, black great coat, and travels with a woman about 30, with light hair. He is linked to Mrs Parker of Great Titchfield Street, once known as Wigmore.

Milton Bow-Street Bec Heneunder Portland Place Irvis

Public alarm over bank notes and political intrigue in Ireland

A dated discourse warns of the public good used to justify financial restraint, condemning deceitful bank paper while urging vigilance. Notices report Lord Carlisle appointment, Devonshire Duchess reception, Lord Deerhurst recovery, missing ship alerts, legal cases, theatre openings, and lottery fraud cautions with prize draw results from Guildhall.

Cumberland and Haffey in Madrid letter on politics

A London correspondent discusses Cumberland's skill as a politician in Madrid. The letter claims he hints at dangers of rebellion, notes shifts in royal Catholic policy, and suggests influence over the Prince of Asturias and potential alignment with British aims to relieve distress, control Holland, and shape negotiations with Spain and Ireland.

Madrid Cumberland Haffey Great Britain Spain Prince of Asturias Anne Gibraltar Floridas Prince of Afaries Holland

Ships arrive as several vessels reach distant ports

A garbled naval transit notice reports ships such as Pegasus and Perfeug race arriving after a cruise. several schooners and cutters remain with the fleet near Falmouth Plymouth and Gravesend. Other vessels including Renouden Molly and Friends Goodwill are named along with arrivals at Perth Aberdeen Scotland and Goctendyrsh.

Deal Miajelly Pegasus Chooners Molly Renouden Falmouth Liberty Dalton Plymouth Friends Goodwill Badcock Qulsatia Gravesend Hited Horsby

Mr. Wilkes Speech on the Motion to Thank Cornwallis

Mr Wilkes delivers remarks on the motion to extend thanks to Lord Cornwallis. The discussion centers on parliamentary procedure and the significance of the gesture in the ongoing public affairs.

Ty Mr. Wilkes Lord Cornwallis

Price of Stocks This Day at Tawo o Clock

Stock prices listed for Bank stock 111 3 8ths and 3 percent, reduced annuities 58 7/8s to 59, various government and India stocks with percentages and annuities, South Sea stock and Navy Assurance noted. Lottery tickets and exchange bills quoted with bid and deal details.

Hutt India India Roadsies Ola Navy Assurance

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